But knowing Shantam would not make me bet on a specific scenario about Pune anyway, not knowing Jayesh personally.

If we don’t fight to affirm what we think is right, and if this will end up benefiting arrogant people, then we must not complain if we lose our rights, including respect from our enemies.

That is the point of a lot of what I am saying to Shantam. To me, he seems concerned with scenarios that are actually only taking place in his imagination. It has nothing to do with being spiritual or not, but rather observing what is going on in your life and being honest about it.

MOD, Veet means being placed in a servile position in what was once your own home. Which, I might add, is quite a projection into a hypothetical future for someone promoting living in the moment.

Oh, btw,
If I were you, I would copyright the name iSingh before Apple grabs it.

Always choosing the inner scenario for our battles, for the things we want to change, does not mean being more spiritual than those who want to change the outer world.

If by practising meditation somehow we can influence the reality of our inner world, perhaps the opposite is also true, and therefore the conditions of the outer world influence our inner flight (from head to heart), for example choosing to meditate in a place that inspires deep peace, joy, silence and celebration.

If you were in the middle of a battle between Catalans and Castillians I think you would not be so self-righteous to stay with your eyes closed in Padmasana sitting in the middle of the field. But you would use a criterion to choose one of the two factions or leave your property in Ibiza and not fight (a virile escape).

Whatever you choose would be respectable, apart from being before slapped on both sides and then, when the war is over, ending up doing the waiter in YOUR real estate.

Ciao,

VF

MOD:
ending up doing the waiter in YOUR real estate.
VF, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN, PLEASE?

You say, “Just imagine, Nisargadatta is born again in Mumbai and is trading at stock market and driving Lamborghini.”
Easy to imagine, but so what? Imagination is something else that has you under its power. On SN you share your imaginary thoughts. Most here can see that they are just that…a product of imagination that have no grounding in reality. It makes you look like a fool.

Unfortunately, you appear to be unaware of this and keep stumbling along, self-righteous about all manner of unimportant things as far as anyone else is concerned. I rest my case. I have better things to do with my time.

Right, because they are not interested in churchly matters.

Shantam is the focus or the court cases among the varying sections of cult of Sannyas?

Cult of Sannyas is not an ordinary cult, participants have read the best spiritual literature from around the world, they have logged thousands of hours on meditation, they have the notion to be spiritually superior to any other group of people, they all think no need of nations, and yet 24 acres of real estate is not being managed as per the civilised decorums of evolved societies.

My feeling is cult of Sannyas should be judged with the same yardsticks which Osho used for others, and I am sure no one gets the bribed immunity in Cosmos.

That, of course, is the common delusional mind-set of politicians. I suggest you turn your attention inside and “raise the finger…blow the whistle” on your self and its breathtakingly misplaced, mendacious, arrogance.

That’s if you really believe your own advice (“when he speaks about politicians it is basically a politician inside of us; then we can look at the whole situation with self-analysis…”).